Fantastic Four #136 (Marvel Comics July 1973)

$ 2.25

Cover Artist: Frank Giacoia, John Buscema Issue Number: 136 Language: English Materials sourced from: United States Universe: Marvel (MCU) Style: Color Artist/Writer: Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, Joe Sinnott, Stan Goldberg, John Buscema Series Title: Fantastic Four Intended Audience: General Audience Personalized: No Genre: Superheroes Superhero Team: Fantastic Four Format: Single Issue Signed By: Stan Lee Tradition: US Comics Unit of Sale: Single Unit Type: Comic Book material: United States Character: Slugger Johnson, Senator McHammer, Shaper of Worlds (Villain), Dragon Man (Lifeless Body), Medusalith Amaquelin Boltagon, Reed Richards, Wild Ones Gang Moon, Ben Grimm, Johnny Storm, Wildman (Villains), Mister Fantastic, The Wild One (Slugger Johnson), Thomas Gideon, The Thing, Medusa, Gregory Gideon (Corpse), Patriots Joe Kone, Human Torch, Lenny Features: Boarded Signed: No Era: Bronze Age (1970-83) Publication Year: 1973 Vintage: Yes Publisher: Marvel Comics Inscribed: No

Description

Fantastic Four #136 (Marvel Comics July 1973). The Fantastic Four #136 comic book, published by Marvel Comics in July 1973, features a thrilling storyline involving characters such as Slugger Johnson, Reed Richards, and Medusa. Written by Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and illustrated by Joe Sinnott, John Buscema, and Stan Goldberg, this Bronze Age comic is part of the series that follows the adventures of the Fantastic Four superhero team. The cover art by Frank Giacoia and John Buscema adds to the appeal of this collectible piece of US Comics history. The Fantastic Four #136 comic book, published by Marvel Comics in July 1973, features a thrilling storyline involving characters such as Slugger Johnson, Reed Richards, and Medusa. Written by Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and illustrated by Joe Sinnott, John Buscema, and Stan Goldberg, this Bronze Age comic is part of the series that follows the adventures of the Fantastic Four superhero team. The cover art by Frank Giacoia and John Buscema adds to the appeal of this collectible piece of US Comics history.